Near sunset time, my bicycle becomes a high wheel penny farthing

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Quote of the moment

 Good advice is something a man gives when he is too old to set a bad example.

  -Francois de La Rochefoucauld

My favorite tools that make cycling practical

	3M Scotch­lite Reflec­tive Tape Antranik says: When bicy­cling at night, you will be impos­si­ble to not be seen when you put this EXTREMELY reflec­tive tape on your bike or helmet.

 

	Trig­ger­Point Foam Roller Antranik says: I use this foam roller after any exer­cise ses­sion and it gets rid of all my knots. It’s called self-myofascial release, which is fancy for self-massage. Best prod­uct I’ve got­ten for my health in forever.

 

	Axiom Jour­ney Rear Rack Antranik says: Install a rear-rack on your bike to make it instantly prac­ti­cal for car­ry­ing things! I love the Axiom one cause it can carry up to a 150lb pound load (accom­mo­dates pan­niers) and it’s super affordable.

 

Ortlieb Back Roller Clas­sic Pan­niers (Pair) Antranik says: When research­ing pan­nier bags, every­body just kept rec­om­mend­ing “Ortliebs.” I got them and they are the best pur­chase I’ve ever made for my bicy­cle, EVER. I wish I had done this five years ago when I first started. The bags snap onto the rack instantly and come off with a pull of the han­dle, and can be car­ried with a shoul­der strap.